Cargo Tie-Down Anchors

I don’t know what needs to be said about a basic piece of metal but they seem well built. They’ve been holding my spare tire on very well along with a white strap and seem very good.

Used these tie down anchors in the bed of my 2021 Ford Ranger. They appear to be well made. They look pretty good too. You’ll need to purchase the correct screws. I removed one of the screws from the OEM tie down and was able to find an exact match. You can’t beat the price!

I used these to secure a canopy to our deck. Why not just screw it into the deck you might ask? Because my wife didn’t want it screwed in. These worked great. They have endured some strong wind gusts & steady winds with no problem. Highly recommend.

The rings themselves were very nicely machined and sturdy. The screws supplied most likely would be ok to use if attaching the rings to a wooden surface. I needed to attach them to a metal trailer railing and had to buy 8 3/8 inch bolts and locknuts. I drilled the corresponding holes and they were fine after torquing them down. They should have supplied the bolts also. But overall it still is a good sturdy product..

I used these anchors to tie down about 300lbs worth of gear during a 450 mile off road rally race. Through crazy bumps, turns, smashing into trees, and bottoming out the suspension, these held on tight in the back of my 1992 Bronco. Upon opening these, I noticed how well they were built. Thick steel means more strength. I attached them to existing bolts. The front two attached to my rear seat anchors and the rear two I bolted down using the body mount bolts. Overall, very happy with how well these held up to the abuse and you can't beat the price.

The holes are the perfect size for the bed bolts on a 2019 Toyota Tacoma. No drilling required. You need a T55 Torx Bit Socket for the bed bolts. I found the socket for $2.78 at my local "orange, big box, national hardware store everyone hates". Check their website to find the exact isle and bay so you don't have to wonder around and ask someone who knows less than you. Go to the hardware store that shows the most in stock on their website. If they show one or two in stock it is likely they are lost already. The bed bolt has a large washer on it that you need to remove and reinstall once you put these anchors on the bolt. To remove the factory washer you will need to grind down the retention grooves on the bolt itself. This can be easily done with a dremel or even a regular file if you don't mind taking a little longer. With my dremel it took less than a minute per bolt. Once you take the washer off you install these anchors with the flat side down and reinstall the factory washer (sandwich the anchor). Then just reinstall the bolt to your bed. The torque spec for the bed bold I found online was 50-60 ft lbs. You can find a lot of information about this mod online at tacomaworld.

Seems to be well made.

Just what I needed for my trailer that did not have tie downs. The rings are thick enough and big enough for ratchet strap or cargo net hooks. I drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 bolts. The size is just right it looks like it belongs on the trailer. The 2 inch ring makes it compatible with most cargo tie down hooks. I am happy with these they look great and did not cost me a ton.